♦ You collaborate with someone on a project, the changes you make to the work documents need to be seen by the other party simultaneously. ♦ You need to get your work files home and don't want to lose the most recent work progress.
♦ Your source data changes frequently and you want the target path to always keep the latest copy. In practice, real-time synchronization can be more useful in these scenarios: It ensures the files/folders in two or more locations are updated synchronously without creating a schedule, thus facilitates data transmission and save your labour of manual operation.
Once there exists file changes in the source location and the sync program detects that, the updated files will be duplicated to the target location. Real-time sync is an advanced version of file sync. If you want to make this synchronization periodic, you must figure out how to create a scheduled task to copy files. When you copy and paste a file in File Explorer, this is actually a one-time sync. File sync refers to creating an exact copy of certain files or folders to another location.
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